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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
5
Charmian resists Jim Bennett as Doctor Carter arrives to oversee an office conversion. Jim clashes with Carter while Charmian navigates affection, duty, and work as she prepares for an evening at the strawberry festival.
In Moncton New Brunswick a woman describes weakness nervousness and discouragement before childbirth and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after using three bottles. She says it carried her through a critical time and that she now feels well strong and has told two other women about the medicine.
In Wickfield Grandma notes daily happenings near the window. She claims a young man rides by in an automobile wearing a bright green hat seven times in the last two weeks. Charmian dismisses the hat as becoming while Lizzie Baker calls it sinful. The scene ends with a prompt to continue.
J S McGowan western manager of Colonization and Agriculture for Canadian National Railways Winnipeg is named assistant director of the department with Montreal headquarters. Robert England will succeed him in the west as continent superintendent of colonization with London, England as headquarters. L B Boyd resigns as manager of land settlement service in the United States, to be replaced by B H Gurton eastern manager of colonization at Montreal. All three officers are well known in Western Canada.
A sequence of odd questions and answers from recent Pueblo Colorado exams includes misattributions such as Julius Shakespeare for Julius Caesar. Other items ask about sentence structure and the toxicity of nicotine with dubious test answers.
The article discusses ancient figures like Julius Caesar and Pliny the Elder crediting cheese in diets and cites Dr. Mary Swartz Rose on cheese nutrition. It notes a half pound of cheese supplies protein and over 1,000 calories, suggesting a diet combining cheese bread and fruit for balanced nutrition.
An ad-style note promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe cure for childhood digestive woes and teething pains. It claims the product calms fretful babies, supports digestion, and relieves colds, fevers, and sour stomachs. A Dover, New Brunswick mother endorses the remedy, and the item lists Brockville, Ontario mail order details and a 25 cent box price.
The Alberta British Columbia boundary along the Rocky Mountain crest from the International Boundary to the 120th meridian has been surveyed by an Interprovincial Boundary Commission. Map sheets up to township 97 are available from the Topographical Survey of the Department of the Interior in Ottawa.
Reader quotes emphasize divine presence in daily life and the home. Verses by William Channing Gannett and Mrs. Humphrey Ward frame paradise as found through selfless love. A visitor joke closes with a city pride note about ownership and sales.
Attendance at a Russellville Arkansas church rises 50 percent since passing the collection plate stopped. Corns are painful growths. Hollo way's Corn Remover promises relief. A very stout woman laments public laughter as she feels bloated and small.
A father of twelve boasts a long career as his daughter asks about his birthstone. He quips that he is unsure and suggests a gradstone, reflecting a light family moment from the era.
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